... to the benefice, the preferment has been definitively, declined. MR. T. B. POTTER AND THE SON OF PRESI- DENT LINcOLIN.-Mr. Thomas Bayley Potter has sent to Mr. Robert T. Lincoln, the son of President Lincoln, Ia curiously bound edition of Burns's works ...

... neighbourhood of Manchester take place in the course of a month. The retiringmembers of the Boards are Rs follows Levenshulme: Thomas Marsh (chairman), cashier, Osborne House, Levenshulme; Win. Lingard, manager, Poplar House, Barlow Lane; Stothard Thomson ...

... Woolford. Township of Harpurhey: Representatives to the executive-Mr. Thomas Harker (chairmenn) and Mr. Thomas Jones (secretary); to the ceounoil-Messrs. H. Booth, P. Dwyer, Thomas Moore, E. Smith, J. Taylor, S. H. Taylor, Chals. Toers, A. Insworth, Chas ...

... selected as a candidate in conjunction with Sir A. D.. Hayter, Mr. E. R. Wodehonse. The Conservative candidates are Mr. B. Hardy and Captain Smyth. BEAUKARIS. 1.-Mr. M. Lloyd will probably be re-l turned unopposed. BBIroRR . 2.-Mr. S. Whitbread (L) and ...

... Charles Scott, having on board Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales, arrived at Jamaica on Friday last from St. Thomas; all weal, and will sail on the 22nd inst. A telegram was received in Glasgow on Mon- day stating.that there had been a great ...

... gentleman, Cross Road, Chorlton-cum. Hardy, nominatedbyF. Dealrin,The Nurseries. Chorlton- cum-Hardy; John Thompson Smith, estate agent, Bareecroft Gate, Burnage, nominated by John Moore, Alan Road, Withington; Thomas Whitworth, merchant, Oakfield, Withington ...

... r. Brand ?? ?? Mr. Rodwell ?? C.. Mo-. Helks ?? ?? C0AxsaoooDG UX1V.M-'. ?? ?? Mr. Bereaford-Hope-. ?? ?? A. E. Gathorns- Hardy ?? C-. .. Colonel Laurie ?? ?? CAL ?? Mx. Fergeson ?? L.. ?? Sir W. ?? .. .. CiAoNRVOX Bo.'s.'Mr. W. B. Hughes - ?? CRATnAn ...

... Sidesmen: Mr. Thomas Wilson, Mr. John Bolderson (Cheetham), Mir. Jacob Lang (Crumpsall), Mr. William Owen (Harpur- hey), Mr. William Dale (Moston). NEWTON DIVISION. Churohlwarden: Mr. Robert Lancashire. Sidesmen: Mr. Samuel Boardman, Mr. Thomas Newton (Droyls- ...

... N constituency, embracing not only the populous town- fa' ships of Stretford and Old Trafford, hut Plso Choriton- ea, cumn-Hardy, LUrmston, and Flixton, the number of voters Tr on the register being 2,133. a' LFor the Rusholine. Withington, and Didsbury ...

... Amongst the third batch were Mr. Cross, Sir W. Hart-Dyke, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. Knatehbull-Huges. ecn, Mr. Otway, Mr. A. Gathorne Hardy, Mr. Hibbert, Mr. Agnew, Mr. Whitley, Mr. Hogg, Lord Lindsay, E Mr. T. B. Potter, Colonel Mackensie, Lord Lewisham, and Lord ...

... Rarasbottom; F~riday, 3Lin proces- m;* don of Pendleton Church schools, service in ;st. Th~omas's in BroughtOn Lane; Friday, general procession and service in St. Thomas's Church; Saturday, to Skipton. St. Sbephen's, Hulimne Number of schollars-Boys, 110; ...

... charge. - A COLLIPRY PROPRIEToR. DEFRAUDING A In RAisLWAY COVEPANY.-On Monday, at the Magistrates' h; Courthouse, Dewsbury, Thomas Hardy Jackson, of 1e, Liveredge, near Bradford, colliery proprietor, and one of of the largest shareholders in the Lancashire ...